Why My Land?

Terra Mia is a limited edition of our two most iconic products, the first two products we launched, with which we started.
It was born from the desire to communicate our values, our roots, what inspires us every day to improve ourselves and the world around us.
It was born to thank you for all the support you are giving us and for allowing us to grow and get this far.
It is our thank you for the journey we have taken together so far and for our Earth, which calls us every day to love it and we, together, with small daily gestures, can truly do wonderful things.
For this Limited Edition too, we are committed to donating 5% of the value of Terra Mia product orders to special projects, to those who can truly change things even with a small contribution. For this project, we have once again chosen OKAPIA Non-Profit Organization and in particular the project Another Briquette in the school.

Terra Mia products

  • The same effectiveness as always

    In the "Terra Mia" kits, you'll always find the effectiveness and convenience of our refills made with plant-based surfactants, which continue to earn our customers' appreciation.

  • A design inspired by our planet

    The limited-edition bottle, still made of PET, reusable and recyclable at the end of its life, has been “dressed” in an iconic pattern inspired by leaves and flowers, evoking the beauty of nature on our planet and celebrating it as a form of art

  • A new commitment

    As always, we want to turn our commitment to the planet into action. That’s why 5% of the proceeds from the Limited Edition will be donated to OKAPIA Onlus to support the AnotherBriquette in the School project, which turns organic wet waste into plant-based briquettes, thereby producing clean energy.

Another Briquette at School with OKAPIA

It is a women’s training and employment project launched in late 2023 in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The project’s main activity is the production and sale of plant-based briquettes for cooking and home heating, made from the city’s organic waste and processed using a thermochemical process. This type of fuel helps prevent uncontrolled deforestation in the country and reduces overall CO2 emissions .

The beneficiaries are all marginalized women who are unemployed and have children to support, from the Kadutu neighborhood—one of the city’s poorest areas and the project’s base—identified with the help of Okapia’s local partners.

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